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Carmakal Full Inventory Tree Name/Variety Additional Info Abui Abui/Pouteria Ciamito Acai Akee Alexander Allspice Aloe Aloe/Aloe barbadensis Medicinal Aloe Apple Araza Araza/Eugenia Stipitata Areca Atemoya Atemoya Priestley Atemoya/Annona Hybrids/Gefner Atemoya/Annona Hybrids/Lisa Atemoya/Annona Hybrids/Priestly Atemoya/Bradley Atemoya/Gefner Atemoya/Lisa Atemoya/Nuathong Atemoya/Phet Pakchong Avocado Avocado/Bacon Avocado/Bernecker Avocado/Brogdon Cold Hardy Avocado/Brogdon Avocado/Catalina Not Cold Hardy Avocado/Catalina Avocado/Choquette Med Avocado/Choquette Avocado/Custers Red Avocado/Day Cold Hardy Avocado/Day Avocado/Donnie Not Cold Hardy Avocado/Fairchild Red Avocado/Florida Haas Cold Hardy Avocado/Florida Hass Avocado/Fuerte Avocado/Hall Med Avocado/Hall Avocado/Heath Avocado/Lula Med Avocado/Lula Avocado/Marcus Pumpkin Med Avocado/Marcus Pumpkin Avocado/Maria Not Cold Hardy Avocado/Mexicola Avocado/Miguel Avocado/Monroe Med Avocado/Monroe Avocado/Oh La La Cold Hardy Avocado/Oro Negro Not Cold Hardy Avocado/Oro Negro Avocado/Pollack Not Cold Hardy Avocado/Pollock Avocado/Russel Avocado/Russell Not Cold Hardy Avocado/Simmonds Not Cold Hardy Avocado/Simmonds Avocado/Spice Park Red Avocado/Thomson Red Not Cold Hardy Avocado/Utuado Not Cold Hardy Avocado/Wilson Seedless Avocado/Winter Mexican Cold Hardy Avocado/Winter Mexican Avocado/Wurtz Banan Banan/Musa Sp. Ice Cream Banan/Musa Sp. Dwarf Cavandish Banan/Musa Sp. Dwarf Nam Wah Banan/Musa Sp. Plantain Banana Banana/Basjo Banana/Double Banana Banana/Dwarf Cavendish Banana/Dwarf Nino Banana/Dwarf Red Banana/Ele Ele Banana/FHIA 18 Banana/Goldfinger Banana/Gran Nain Banana/Hua Moa Banana/Ice Cream Banana/Improved Mysore Banana/Kofi Banana/Misi Luki Banana/Mona Lisa Banana/Mysore Banana/Namwah Banana/Plantain Banana/Praying Hands Banana/Raja Puri Barbados Cherry Barbados Cherry/Florida Sweet Barbados Cherry/Malpighia Glabra High In Vitamin C Barbados Cherry/Thai Barbados Gooseberry Bay Leaf Bay Leaf/Laurus Nobilis Bay Rum Bay Rum and Lemon Bay Bay Rum/Pimenta Racemosa Spice Bignay Bilimbi Bismarckia Black Pepper Black Spote Blackberry Blackberry/Arapaho Blackberry/Natchez Blackberry/Navaho BLK Sapote BLK Sapote/Diospyros Digyna/Excaliber Blueberry Blueberry/Vaccinium Sharp Blue Bottle Breadfruit Buccaneer Calabash Cambuca Cambuca/Plinia Edulis Candle Nut Canistel Canistel/Pouteria Campechlana/Trompo Canistel/Trompo Carambola Carambola/Averrhoa Carambola/Arkin Carambola/Averrhoa Carambola/Fwang Tung Carambola/Averrhoa Carambola/Kari Carambola/Averrhoa Carambola/Sri Kembangan Carambola/Bell Carambola/Dwarf Carambola/Hart Carambola/Kari Carambola/Sri Kembangan Cardboard Carnuba Wax Cashew Cashew/Anacardium Occitdental Cassava Cassava/Variegated Cat Palm Cecropia Champedak Cherimoya Cherry of Rio Grande Chinese Fan Christmas Ciamito Ciamito/Chrysophyllum Cainito/Green Cinnamon Tree Citrus Citrus/Assorted Hybrids/Lemonquat Citrus/Assorted Hybrids/Yuzu Citrus/Grapefruit/Flame Red Citrus/Grapefruit/Marsh White Citrus/Grapefruit/Ray Ruby Citrus/Grapefruit/Ruby Red Citrus/Grapefruit/Thompson Pink Citrus/Kumquat Citrus/Kumquat/Centennial Citrus/Kumquat/Meiwa Citrus/Kumquat/Nagami Citrus/Lemon Citrus/Lemon/Bearss Citrus/Lemon/Eureka Citrus/Lemon/Harvey Citrus/Lemon/Meyer Citrus/Lemon/Sunbokan Citrus/Lemon/Variegated Pink Citrus/Lime Citrus/Lime/Finger Lime Citrus/Lime/Kaffir Citrus/Lime/Key Lime Citrus/Lime/Persian Citrus/Lime/Red Lime Citrus/Mandarin/Tangerine Citrus/Mandarin/Tangerine/Daisy Citrus/Mandarin/Tangerine/Dancy Citrus/Mandarin/Tangerine/Fina Sodea Citrus/Mandarin/Tangerine/Honey Murcott Citrus/Mandarin/Tangerine/Robinson Citrus/Orange Citrus/Orange/Hamlin Citrus/Orange/Navel Citrus/Orange/Pineapple Citrus/Orange/Sour Orange Citrus/Orange/Valencia Citrus/Pomelo Citrus/Pomelo/Hirado Buntan Citrus/Pomelo/Oro Blanco Citrus/Tangelo Citrus/Tangelo/Honeybell Citrus/Tangelo/Orlando Citrus/Tangelo/Ugli Citrus/Tangor Citrus/Tangor/King Citrus/Tangor/Ortanique Citrus/Tangor/Temple Coccothrinax Cocoa Coconut Coffee Coffee/Psychotria Nervosa Wild Coffee Coffee/Psychotria Nervosa Cupuassu Custard Apple Custard Apple/Annona/San Pablo Custard Apple/Sarteneja Date Date/Canary Island Date/Medjool Date/Pygmy/Roebelinii Dovyalis Dragon Fruit Dragon Fruit/Large Vietnamese White Dragon Fruit/Pink Fleshed Dragon Fruit/Purple Fleshed Dragon Fruit/Yellow Dunstant Chestnut Durian Dwarf Betel Nut Elephant Apple Fig Fig/Alma Fig/Black Mission Fig/Brown Turkey Fig/Celeste Fig/Ficus Carica Olympia Fig/Ficus Carica Brown Turkey Fig/Ficus Carica Black Mission Fig/Ficus Carica Generi Fig/Governor's Plum Fig/Ischia Fig/Jelly Fig/King Fig/LSU Purple Fig/Osborne Fig/Texas Everbearing Fishtail Foxtail Grape Grape/Concord Grape/Flame Grape/Southern Home Grape/Thompson Green Sapote Grumichama Grumichama Cherry Grumichama/Eugenia Brasiliensis Lemon Catley Guava Guava/African Gold Guava/Bestonia Guava/Egyptian White Guava/Excalibur Pink Variegated Guava/Indonesian White Guava/Israeli Red Guava/Jonathan Guava/Kilo Guava/Krom Toon Khao Guava/Lynda White Guava/Mexican Cream Guava/Ong Guava/Pan Si Thong Guava/Psidium Guavajava White Guava/Psidium Guavajava Brazillian Cherry Small fruit, Sweet Flavor Guava/Psidium Sp./Barbie Pink Guava/Psidium Sp./Kilo *White Guava/Psidium Sp./Ruby Supreme Guava/Richard Red Guava/Ruby X Supreme Guava/Spanish Pear Guava/Strawberry Guava/Thai Seedless Guava/White Blitch Hog Plum Hurricane Ice Cream Bean Ilama Ilama/Genova Red Ilama/Pajapita Jaboticaba Jaboticaba/Bangkok Lemon Jaboticaba/Cochin Jaboticaba/Cristela Jaboticaba/Crunchy Lemon Jaboticaba/Excalibur Gold Jaboticaba/Excalibur Red Jaboticaba/Golden Hybrid Jaboticaba/J-30 Jaboticaba/J-31 Jaboticaba/MAI 1 Jaboticaba/MAI 2 Jaboticaba/MAI 3 Jaboticaba/Malay Jaboticaba/Martin Jaboticaba/NS1 Hybrid Jaboticaba/Plinia Cauliflora HUGE fruit, Crispy Jaboticaba/Red Morning Jaboticaba/Tabuey Jaboticaba/Thong Prasert Jackfruit Jackfruit/Articarpus Heterophyllus/MAI 1 Jackfruit/Artocarpus Heterophylius Grape like fruit grows on trunk Jelly Jujube Jujube/Thai Giant June Plum June Plum/Dwarf June Plum/Large June Plum/Spondias Dulcis Katuk Kwai Muk Lady Palm Langsat Latania Lemon Drop Mangosteen Lemon Grass Licuala Longan Longan/Biew Kiew Longan/Diamond River Longan/Dimocarpus Sapota/Biew Kiew Longan/Kohala Longan/Sri Chompoo Loquat Loquat Eriobotrya Japonica Loquat Eriobotrya Japonica/Bradenton Loquat Eriobotrya Japonica/Chaimpaign Loquat Eriobotrya Japonica/Christmas Loquat Eriobotrya Japonica/Gold Nugget Loquat Eriobotrya Japonica/Oliver Loquat Eriobotrya Japonica/Sherry Loquat Eriobotrya Japonica/Yehuda Loquat/Bradenton Loquat/Fletcher Loquat/Gold Nugget Loquat/Oliver Loquat/Sherry Loquat/Wolfe Lychee Lychee/Bosworth 3 Lychee/Brewster Lychee/Emperor Lychee/Hak Ip Lychee/Mauritius Lychee/No Mai Tze Lychee/Sweet Cliff Lychee/Sweetheart Macadamia Nut Macadamia Nut/Arkin Papershell Macadamia Nut/Beaumont Macademia Nut/Dana White Malabar Nut Malay Apple Malay Apple/Black Malay Apple/White Mamey Apple Mamey Sapote Mamey Sapote/Excalibur Mamey Sapote/Lorito Mamey Sapote/Magana Mamey Sapote/Pace Mamey Sapote/Pantin Mamey Sapote/Pouteria Sapota/Magana Mamey Sapote/Pouteria Sapota/Pantin Mango Mango/Alampur Beneshan Mango/Alan Pur Banesham Very Popular Indian Variety Mango/All Summer AKA Marlys Colorful, Sweet Long Season Mango/Alphonso Very Popular Indian Variety Mango/Angie Rich, Sweet, Semi-dwarf, Disease Resistant Mango/Bailey's Marvel Like Haden, Less Fiber, Cleaner Fruit Mango/Beverly Rich Flavor, Great Late Season Mango/Bombay Exotic Indian "Pahari". Loved in Jamaica Mango/Brahm Kai Meu Mango/Butter Cream Lrg Creamy, Delicious New Variety Mango/Buxton Spice Mango/CAC Variety from Vietnam. Yellow, Heart Shape Mango/Carrie Old Zill Variety, Very popular, Sweet Mango/Cat Chu Mango/Cat Hoa Loc Mango/Cat Saigon Large Fruit, Elongated, Yellow, Eat Green or Ripe Mango/Choc anon Small, Sweet Mango/Chocanon/Chok Anan Mango/Coc Mango/Coconut Cream Patented Variety, Delicious, Sweet, Craemy Mango/Cogshall Compact Tree, Beautiful Fruit Mango/Cotton Candy Sweet, Fiberless, Tastes Like Candy Mango/Crème' Brulee' Sweet, Ceamy Mango/Cushman Mango/Diamond Similar to NDM Mango/Dominica Mango/Dot Delicious, Sweet, Named after Doroty Zill Mango/Duncan No Fiber, Indo Chinese Flavor Mango/Dusari North Indian Mango, Yellow Mango/Dwarf Hawaiian Dwarf Tree, Sweet, Yellow Mango/East Indian Very Fibrous, Juice Mango Mango/Edgar Cross between Gary & Edward Mango/Edward Frim, Early Bloom Mango/Excalibur Mango/Fairchild Compact Tree, Indo Chinese Flavor Mango/Falan Thai Mango, Sweet, Crunchy, Eat Green Mango/Florigon Chinese Flavor Mango/Frances Hargrave Mango/Fruit Cocktail Sweet, Fiberless,Yellow 12-16 oz Mango/Fruit Punch Multi Fruit Flavors, Delicious Mango/Gary Delicious Flavor Mango/Glenn Sweet, Mild Flavor, Colorful, Clean Mango/Gold Nugget Mango/Graham Mango/Guava Med Size, Sweet Mango/Haden Old Time Favorite Mango/Harvest Moon Beautiful, Delicious, Large Mango/Hatcher Mango/Hims Sagar Indian Variety, Heavy Producer Mango/Honey Kiss Semi Dwarf, Small Fruit, Sweet Mango/Ice Cream Dwarf, Sweet Fiberless Mango/Imam Pasand Mango/Irwin Crimson Color, Sweet, Mild Mango/Irwin Mango/Ivory Mango/Jahanager Indian Variety, Light Colored Flesh, Fiberless Mango/Jahangir Mango/Jakarta Mango/Juicy Peach Very Juicy with Mild Peach Flavor Mango/Julie Dwarf Tree, Jamacian Favorite Mango/Juliette Similar to Julie But Not Dwarf Mango/Karen Michelle Large Fruit, Sweet Flavor Mango/Kathy - K3 Indo Chinese Mango/Keitt Large Fruit, Long Season, Commercial Mango/Kent Large Fruit, Color & Very Good Flavor Mango/Keo
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